Abstract
This study explores innovative practices in social work methodologies aimed at environmental protection and promoting sustainable development. In the face of an escalating environmental crisis, this approach integrates the principles of ecological preservation and social equity to address complex global challenges. This paper also underscores the role of green social work in promoting environmental preservation, fostering sustainable progress, and enhancing community welfare. It examines a range of creative initiatives, including grassroots efforts, policy reform advocacy, educational outreach, and the establishment of collaborative partnerships, illustrating the significant contribution of social work to ecological sustainability. Furthermore, it addresses the challenges faced in implementing these initiatives and the importance of active community participation. In conclusion, it calls for a collective effort from social workers, policymakers, environmental advocates, and the broader community to tap into the transformative potential of green social work, guiding us towards a more sustainable and equitable future. Key words: Environment protection, Sustainability, Green Social Work, Practices.
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